Iskcon Miami, Inc. v. Metropolitan Dade County

How courts have described this case

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• holding that a ban on solicitations at an international airport was reasonable, and noting that \the regulations challenged here do permit the distribution of free literature\ in eight designated areas spread throughout the airport
• noting that speech restrictions “aimed at the abusive practices associated with” face-to-face solicitation in airports did “not discriminate based upon either content or viewpoint”
• describing a claim challenging the re- striction of “areas where people may distribute free literature”
• upholding a restriction on distribution of literature to eight designated areas within the Miami International Airport (MIA) terminal that were “away from ticket lines, metal detectors, and exits and entrances, but adjacent to the flow of passenger traffic”
• “All other government property is nonpublic.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).